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▶ 39:20 David Sacks A data, um, analytics team, and then they're gonna, like, take all of these data sources and put them in a data warehouse, they're gonna have to clean them up, then they're gonna have to write a bunch of formulas in SQL for all the SaaS…

▶ 3:31 Colin Zima Um, I spent the last eight years at Looker. 6 times in the scene
▶ 7:06 Colin Zima And, and that was intentional because we were fortunate to be able to raise a good amount of capital actually from two former Looker board members at, uh, at a pair of VC firms, um, Bill at, Bill at first round and Tom at red point. 3 times in the scene
▶ 13:52 Colin Zima X looker employees, X looker customers or current looker customers. 4 times in the scene
▶ 20:07 Sam Blond Um, but Colin, you very easily could have been, you know, at, um, 10 employees and have one of them be from Looker, but you have sort of deliberately taken advantage of the, uh, resources that are available to you.
▶ 25:06 Colin Zima There's other stuff like Looker that on the high end can go like two 50 or 500,000 dollars annually. 5 times in the scene
▶ 35:10 Colin Zima So like small looker customers is a great example. 2 times in the scene
▶ 41:43 Colin Zima Um, like the interesting thing with Looker that I remember, and I was a customer, is I was selling it to other people before I joined Looker. 2 times in the scene
▶ 48:33 Colin Zima Um, so like mine was a lot of this looker network and the sort of second degree version of that.

▶ 1:40 Sam Blond And, uh, I was just blown away by the product demo and understand why this other founder, Colin, who was the former product lead at Looker, um, and so has, uh, uh, sort of like history and knowing what, what incredible products look like…

▶ 7:21 Romain Lapeyre You can use Looker or Tableau to have this clear map of what's going on at the market.

▶ 7:31 Alex Ferrara Uh, and actually, uh, more recently, just in the last week, we saw Google acquire Looker for 2.6, and now Salesforce buying Tableau, so that trend is continued.

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